Plane Crash Kills Two Youths Near Monroe
Witnesses say the light aircraft with license NC32423 spun into the ground after the engine failed during a steep bank near Poole’s residence. Wall and Poole, both from local infantry links, died. Funeral services set for Friday in Bienville and Monroe areas.
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Poole
Elia Mae Crumpler
E. M. MacMuhen
Mac- Mullen
Wall
Fire Company One
Parish
J. T. French
Europe
Monroe
Scheen
West Monroe Baptist Church
C. E. Autrey
Hasley
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Methodist Church of
Bienville
Conger Funeral Home
Arcadia
Cone Pabertean Walls
S. T. Wall
Stanley
Edwin Wall
S. R. Wall
Ponte
Otis C. Poole
Donald C. Poole
Charles Griffenburg
Atlanta
W. W. Poole
Mars Scheen
Ernest Poole
Tait Poole
Buck"’ Poole
Hungary Faces Communist Tightening After Nagy Ouster
Budapest reports indicate Hungarian Communists move to suppress criticism and strengthen border controls following Premier Ferenc Nagy's removal. In Vienna secret agents and a Hungary-linked network are suspected. U.S. may withdraw recognition after the Nov 4 elections. Diplomatic talks continue in Washington over Hungary's future.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
United States
State Department
Hungary
Washington
Aladar Szegedy-Maszak
Budapest
Francis Nagy, Jr
Szegedy Maszak
Legation
Stephen Borsody
Szegedy- Maszak
Litvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Baltic States
Russia
U.S
Ferenc Nagy
Alwrwedes Dowel
Betis Atest
Vienna
Austria
U. S
Wiener Kurier
Istvan Balogh
America
Tungary
Sviridey
Markets Drift Mixed as Leaders Waver in NY Trading
Markets in New York on June 5 show strength amid wavering leaders and slow dealings. Major stocks posted mixed results with many favorites edging forward at midday while overall direction stayed cloudy into the afternoon. notable names include American Tel Tel, General Foods, United Aircraft, Prudential and Westinghouse among others.
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New York
Accent
Chemicals& Wye Veennes
American Car & Foundry
Seerereee
Americam & Foreign Power
Wieteeees
American Ete
American Tor & Starter
Eens
Ees
American Smelting & Refinery
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco Boy
Eesee American Water Works Yey
Anioconda Copper
General Foods
Creneral
Alotous Gillette Sateiv Resor
Atay Croodrieh Bop
Ieee Ee Goodyear Tire & Kubver
Great Northern Railway
Pld Greyhound Corporation
Gulf Mobile & Ohta
Gulf Od
International Harvester
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdail Co
Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Dee Borden Company
Bucyrus Erie
Budd Compens
Calumet & Hecla
Canadian Pacific
Crbin
Curt Wright
Curtiss Wright Deere & Co
Dowslas
al du Port de Nemours
Eastman Kodak Company
Eeceverras Auto Lite Company
3 Electric Boat Company
Mengel Ct Tre Peas Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinstii
Natvonal Biscuit
Atonal
National da
National Custallers Navignal Power & Ligat
National Supply
Seeee Nehi Corporat
Viceeseeyerne Pereee
Ewes
Wba
York Central Railroad
North American Camp Northern Paulie Oo
Eee
Cots
Pee Weneae Packard Abitors
PareAmercan Airways
Paraimount Piergtes Penney d Cc Cr Calle Pedervana Bavira
Vacuum
Souther 1 v Co
Calusa Randard
Tuciaata
Je Tone & Webster
Tidebarer Corpory Cian Wirth& Company
Fice Water
Pimken
Detroit Axio
Timken Boller Boat Union Carbide Tanan O
Cat United Linded UC Unite IG
Ied
Bee United Gee Tinperal
United Stock
Warner Brother Weson
OW & Brow Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brakes
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth FW
Fields Announces Candidacy For Louisiana Attorney General
In Farmerville on June 5 Harvey G. Fields declared his bid for Louisiana attorney general. The former prosecutor of numerous political scandal cases advocates municipal autonomy for towns and proposes a 1 cent per staff addition with half the staff as World War I veterans.
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Farmerville
Louisiana
Harvey G. Fields
Coal mediation looms as June deadline nears for law
The piece outlines mediation paths under Lewis amid a looming strike and possible six week shutdown. It notes a June 15 decision on whether the coal mediation bill becomes law and cites operator openness to a ten day dry vacation shutdown to allow repairs.
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Lewis
John O'Leary
O’leary
Stop Foot Itch Quick Guide From a 5 Minute Test
Read about a simple 5 minute test to identify and treat athlete’s foot and related infections. The guide mentions common remedies, timing, and steps to reduce itching and discomfort. It cites products and home care tips suitable for quick relief.
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PRG
Sandman
Labor bill advances amid sharp House debate
The House passed the labor bill 220 to 79 after an earlier 908 to 107 vote on a similar measure. The compromise combines the House and Senate versions to curb strikes, allow court orders during 80 days of mediation, bar the closed shop, permit suits against unions, and limit collective bargaining for unions tied to Communists. Leaders Halleck and Rayburn sparred over veto risks and enforcement if signed into law.
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Marcantonio
New York
Aga
House
Senate
Congress
Halleck
Diawa
Wnanst
Resburn
Texas
Rayburn
John L. Lewis
United States
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Min Truman
Sid Thes
Dourstey
Mechanized Ejection System Aims to Save Pilots in Jumps
The description outlines a 20 percent relief device reducing spine strain and a belt driven ejector system. Two guns detach gear and a parachute fires automatically at safe altitude. The mechanism enables quicker, gentler exits with minimal blackout risk during high speed decelerations.
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Li Ames
Lan Ay
Omar
Aou
New aircraft carrier serves as training ship at Pensacola
The U S Wright Aaron, the navy's newest aircraft carrier, is acting as a training ship for naval aviators at Pensacola Florida. Seaman John R Dillywhai and others including John A Durham Ray Ville and Edward Batton are noted among the crew.
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UOS
Wright John R. Dillywhai
Som
John A. Durham
Ray Ville
Edward (. Batton
Ign
Uives Des Monroe
Wright
Nava
Pensacola
Fla
Potatoes Arrivals and Shipments Reported Amid Market Notes
Chicago notes show potato arrivals at 253 with 309 on track and shipments totals around 400. Alabama Bliss Triumphs and Arizona Bliss Triumphs referenced with California Long Whites priced near 4.00 dollars, quality washed and available upon call.
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Chicago
UPI
USDA
Alabama Bliss
Aizona Bliss
California
U.S
Cotton futures rise on favorable textile reports and short covering
New Orleans and New York market activity shows futures advancing with July and other contracts up around 18 to 22 cents. Spot prices close higher with steady to firm tones as buying interest persists amid mill activity and anticipated crop developments.
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New Orleans
New York
Japan
Colton
Chicago grain market summary shows mixed gains and declines
Chicago grain trading on June 3 centered in vats with minor moves across grain futures. Vats gained about a cent to near seasonal highs while wheat and corn posted small losses or gains. Oats rose modestly with July activity around 93 7 8 to 93 1 8.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Peace Town
Hog and cattle futures fluctuate as market reports bid higher
Chicago June 5. USDA market report shows salable hogs 6000 with total 8500 head, prices up to SEQ higher with gains mainly on over 250 lb weights. Sows up about 250 cents, top around 24.75. good to choice hogs 170-260 lb range, calves 26.50 down. cattle totals 4500, good to choice steers and yearlings 24.50-27.25, heifers 25.50, cows 9.59-19.50 with heavy bulls to 17.50.
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New York
Chicago
USDA
Market update shows mixed gains and losses in energy stocks
Curbs Cties Service at 30 1/2, Electric Bond and Share at 10 1/4, Humble Oil at 58 1/2, Niagara Hudson at 7 7/8, and United Gas at 15 marked notable positions in today’s trading session reflecting varied investor sentiment.
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Electric Bond & Share
Humble Oil
Niagara-Hudson
United Gas
Roerich Letters and a Myth of Master Intellects
A 1947 King Features Syndicate column critiques Roerich messages to an arts association, linking them to Himalayan mystique and a broader suspicion of spiritual elites. The piece compares such ideas to Hitler and Ludendorff notions of sacred soil and cleansing fires, noting ambiguity about the ethnicity of the supposed masters and speculating on political implications.
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Cultural Association
Academy of Arts
Roerich
Goofy Guru
Wallaee
Germany
Hitler
Asia
Henry Wallace
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Emperor wreck disaster claims Open Sea Captain amid Great Lakes tragedy
Rescue efforts continued after the Emperor sank off Isle Royale with 25 believed drowned. Capt Eldon Walkinshaw of Collingwood Ont was among the missing as divers planned to search the hull. Four men were rescued, ten more from a lifeboat, and seven from Canoe Rock as investigators probe the collision near Fort William. Many Hungarian peasants reportedly live past a century on sour milk diets.
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Coastal Queen
Isle Royale
Ak. J. Linseot
Great Lakes
Georgian Bay
Eldon Walkinshaw
Collingwood
Ont
Lakes
Canoe Rock
Big Island
Ernest Albrecht
Kimball
Fort William
Coast Guard
C. R. Clark
Upper Michigan
Civil service commission upholds merit standards in dismissal ruling
The Louisiana Civil Service Commission dismisses charges against Green and Seidengrenz, finding no proof that Public Safety Director Huckabay urged endorsements or that political affiliation affected employment. It warns against coercion while stressing merit-based endorsements, and urges adherence to section 42 to prevent future discrimination.
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Green
Seidengrenz
Huckabay
Public Safety Directo
Hunter H. Huckabay
Louisiana
State Civil Service Act
Department of the State Service
Vermont Flood Ravages North City With Widespread Damage
Floodwaters inundated hundreds of homes in northern Vermont causing mud depths from five inches to two feet. Damage estimates reached 2.6 million dollars, with crop losses and property wreckage. Four people were missing but later accounted for. Highways to New York remained passable while the Rutland railroad bridge and wooden covered bridges were washed away. Traffic to Canada redirected. communications near normal as waters receded.
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Ings
State Armory
Red Cross
New York State Line
Rutland
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Wallace pressures Truman stance while mulling third party
Henry Wallace declined to pledge support for President Truman at a Raleigh press conference, saying his answer depends on the president. He plans an address tonight and says he aims to keep the Democratic party liberal, warning that if it becomes a war party or party of reaction he may quit the party.
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Garsson
Murray
Kentucky
Andrew J. May
May
War Department
House Military Committee
Garssons
Henry Garsson
Chicago
Ordnance District
Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Henry Wallace
Truman
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Wallace
Russia
Senate debate shapes postwar troop and reparations plan
Senators clash over occupation troop levels and Italy reparations totaling 360 million dollars with Russia to receive 100 million. U S withdrawal from Italy sparks fear of Communist influence while Vandenberg urges treaty approval to aid Democratic forces in Hungary. Russia would keep lines to Soviet occupied Germany and Austria to maintain communications.
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Cupation
Russia
Germany
Austria
United States
Italy
Hungary
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stray Bullet Fatal to 15 Month Old in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a 15 month old boy, Frederick Adkins Jr., died after a stray 22 caliber bullet pierced his skull while rocked on a porch. The bullet was recovered in two pieces following surgery performed yesterday and the child had been reported doing well the previous night. The incident reflects ongoing risks from stray gunfire in urban areas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frederick Adkins, Jr
UN debate on bases contingents and speed of forces
The Belgian delegate warned the UN faces a risk of disturbance if a great power acts. American Herschel W. Johnson urged full debate and a September assembly decision on bases, contingents, and equal forces. Russia opposed fixed bases, Johnson argued for mobile, rapid deployment and mobile US-led readiness. Norway’s coastline note adds strategic context.
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United Nations
Herschel W. Johnson
General Assembly
Johnson
Russia
United Natons
Soviet Union
Enimen
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